(With an appropriateness that is often disputable.) With Calculating God, his twelfth book in eleven years, Sawyer finally devotes a whole book to the issue and, hopefully, gets it out of his system for some time.
His novels have often featured, either as vignettes, sequences or significant subplots, faith issues. Mostly fuelled by the evolution versus creationism debate, these questions more or less seek to explore the relationship between faith and proof, or the place of religion in a secular western civilization obviously ruled by the objective standards of science.įew authors have dealt with this theme as often as Canadian SF writer Robert J. The last few years have seen a resurgence of interest for issues related to religion and science.
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